>>151163I'm not talking about prompting but the effort of browsing archives of /g/ regularly to watch hundreds of shitty 6 second videos back when this service was made available to the public. Those microvideos of poorly manipulated stock footage weren't worth the time I spent watching them.
The only thing that looked convincing was of fabricated video game videos from 3d titles of the mid 90's to early 2000's era. Using this kind of technology to enhance or extend old games is an interesting concept that could be a very big thing in a few years.